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Harsh Thakkar is an RBC Top 25 Canadian Immigrant of 2020

September 15, 2020

Harsh Thakkar, manager of DIVERSEcity Interpretation and Translation Services, is one of this year’s RBC Top 25 Canadian… Read more

DIVERSEcity’s Sandip Gill is one of Surrey’s top 25 under 25

September 10, 2020

Vice president, soccer coach, volunteer — Sandip Gill goes by many different titles. Top 25 under 25 recipient… Read more

How to make a paper flower: family activity

September 8, 2020

  Looking for more at home activities to do with the kids? DIVERSEcity’s Children’s Programs are here to… Read more

Women overcoming trauma and finding employment with DIVERSEcity’s H.E.A.L program

August 20, 2020

For many immigrant and refugee women who come to Canada, finding employment can be extremely challenging, even though… Read more

Everyone Belongs Here. Racism Does Not.

August 10, 2020

Anti-racism information social media campaign With issues of racism at a tipping point, it’s important we take the… Read more

Syrian refugee RISEs to the challenge with help from DIVERSEcity

July 30, 2020

How a Syrian refugee overcame multiple obstacles to find her place in Canada with support from DIVERSEcity’s RISE… Read more

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21 hours ago

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Recently our settlement team welcomed students from the Community Support Worker program at SELC College to DIVERSEcity Surrey Community CampusIt was a great day of sharing, and we are so happy we got to give them a tour and share with them who DIVERSEcity is and the services we provide. They are finishing their program in two months and then go on to do 100 hours of practicum experience and we wish them all the best! Newcomer settlement worker Nagham shared some words of wisdom to the young professionals, that when it comes to pursue a career, do so and “lead with their heart.” ... See MoreSee Less
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4 days ago

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There’s still time to apply to present your business idea to a panel of seasoned experts, just like on Dragons' Den, live onstage at the DIVERSEcity Entrepreneur & Small Business Fair! You’ll have a chance to win a prize of up to $2,000. Applications close on September 16, 2024. Apply today! Visit: forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=qJvdGGXJREWdYnexuUrni1WUWiKMcWBInNo1BSU-tZ5UM0FHMkc0S... Get your free tickets to the fair! Visit: www.eventbrite.ca/e/diversecity-entrepreneur-small-business-fair-2024-tickets-956411200647 #SurreyBC #ForPeopleForCommunities #SmallBusinessMonth #BC #entrepreneur #smallbusiness #supportlocalbc #smallbusinessbc #hustle #business #grow ... See MoreSee Less
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7 days ago

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Last week we had the honour of hosting Michael Kelly-Gabriel and Allie Keitlah, representatives from Kwantlen First Nation, at DIVERSEcity. We shared a meal. Listened to their stories. Shared a bit of ours. Connected as people who care deeply for their communities. As Michael stated, “community comes first,” a value that DIVERSEcity shares. It was a beautiful day of storytelling, sharing space and getting to know each other. We look forward to listening and continued learning through our ongoing relationship with Kwantlen First Nation and other Indigenous communities. Michael shared the sentiment of “don’t carry our pain, carry our truth” and we remain dedicated to carrying forward the truth in our work. ... See MoreSee Less
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1 week ago

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Last week we had our successful Diverse Tailors shopping showcase event at DIVERSEcity Surrey Community Campus! You can now purchase any of these products through the website here: immipreneur-network.square.site/diverse-tailors The Diverse Tailors are a group of refugees with sewing experience from their homelands in Africa who are part of The Diverse Entrepreneurs Business Incubator. Overcoming language barriers and adapting to a new style of sewing machines in Canada, the Diverse Tailors have been diligently crafting a collection of high-quality, vibrant tote bags, crossbody bags, grocery bags, lunch bags, aprons and more from upcycled street festival banners. We want to thank everyone who attended the Diverse Tailors' Special Sales Event on August 28. Your overwhelming support truly touched our hearts and made the day unforgettable. Thanks to your generosity, we’re already halfway to our goal of purchasing sewing machines for each tailor, empowering them to continue their self-employment journey. #ForPeopleForCommunities #SurreyBC #Guildford #Delta #Newton #artisan #totes ... See MoreSee Less
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